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Thanks again...the question is only which jumpers from Japan were selected actually for FIS cup points :) On skijumping.pl they published results with Iwasa first, Paschke second, Osterc third etc.

Thank you...but if those standings are indeed for the FIS cup competition (not Miyasama games), how come Paschke wasn't classified for FIS cup classification? Also, that would mean that only 4 nations were represented, thus the competition would not be valid for FIS cup points :hmpf:

Who won FIS cup competition for men, Nakamura or Iwasa?

http://skijumping.pl/wiadomosci/22990/FC-w-Sapporo-Triumf-Iwasy-Wasek-szosty/ Paschke is taking part in FIS Cup in Sapporo this weekend

http://info.sapporo2017.org/ddr/12017100/NE/SJ/M/070/00/1/90/UNITRESULTS.pdf?_=1487621829885 Results from today's training

Anyone knows what jumpers were selected for the upcoming Asian Winter Games in Sapporo? Funaki maybe? :)

Hmm...but there were also (winter) FIS Cup competitions organized in following winters on normal hill in Harrachov : 2006, 2008, 2009 (Richard Freitag double winner), 2010

Any chance of seeing Vassiliev competing this weekend?

Team Finland didn't score a single individual world cup point in home events (2xLahti, Kuopio)...which tells more than enough :down: So far in the season they scored : - 56 world cup points (only Asikainen and Larinto in the standings) - 86 continental cup points (less than Italy and Kanada...)

First Team USA victory in Continental Cup since 2002, and also 9th victory in total (Alan Alborn 3, Clint Jones 3, Rhys Hecox 1, Tommy Schwall 1)

Actually idea of 'Norwegian Tour' is not completely new, it was tried already 2 times long time ago... 1st period was from 1958 - 1966, and the hills used were mainly Skuibakken, Drafnkollen, Porsgrunn, Marikollen etc. For ex. 1959 edition was absolute 'A' class event in the international...

Also it would be good not forget yet another 'ski-flying hill' : http://www.skisprungschanzen.com/DE/Schanzen/RUS-Russland/Krasnoyarsk/0416-Kashtak/ While it never recieved FIS homologation, USSR national championships in ski-flying were regularly held on that hill during 1970's and 1980's...

What is the longest jump recorded on plastic surface anyway?

Is Hiroki Yamada still active? So many good jumpers retired last few years...actually, after Kasai (born in 1972) and Funaki (1975), the oldest still active jumpers with any international results are Watase (1982) and Daiki Ito (1985).

Results from today : http://www.kev.fi/@Bin/559893/Kansallinen+m%C3%A4kihyppy_tulokset.pdf

Thank You very much, not only for these results but for all the published results during season...hope to see you all here next season :) No news about Funaki retiring?

Do you maybe have results from season finale (Ito - Cup) ?

Helmut Recknagel, 1957 :) 1st to reach the podium was Sepp Bradl, 1951, 3rd place

Actually that would not be possible under currently valid International Competition Rules : Rule number 451.1 OWG and WSC jumping competitions shall be held on hills of two different sizes. A World or Olympic champion will be selected for each hill size. The smaller hill should have a Hill...

Since the FIS introduced the rule that the jumping hills should primarily be described by HS, not K-point, it can be quite confusing...for example : Seefeld is officialy a normal hill, with a HS of 109m, K Point of 99m, and meter value is 2.0 points per m. Kranj is also officialy a normal...